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AI Startup Vega Disrupts Splunk with New Security Model
10 Feb
Summary
- Vega Security raises $120M Series B to change data security.
- New AI approach runs security where data already lives.
- Funding aims to expand global reach and AI operations suite.

Vega Security, a two-year-old AI cybersecurity firm, has raised $120 million in a Series B funding round, boosting its valuation to $700 million. The company aims to revolutionize security operations by implementing solutions where data already exists, such as cloud services and data lakes, moving away from the traditional centralized model favored by legacy tools like Splunk.
This new funding will enable Vega to enhance its AI-native security operations suite, expand its go-to-market team, and pursue global growth. CEO Shay Sandler highlighted that the conventional SIEM model is not only expensive but also increasingly ineffective in complex cloud environments. Vega's strategy offers a more cost-effective and simpler adoption process for large enterprises.
The company has already secured multi-million-dollar contracts with prominent financial, healthcare, and Fortune 500 organizations, including Instacart. Vega's plug-and-play approach allows immediate value realization, bypassing the lengthy data migration processes often required by established solutions.




